Staying in RV parks with truck campers
Obviously, the advantage of truck campers is boondocking and getting away from it all. But I also want to use one for doing a couple months of seasonal work, in which case I would need to stay at an R...
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Hello Yu
I think it's a matter of preference and park policy.
I personally only remove my TC from the truck during the winter. It's a huge hassle, in part because mine is an older rig with 3 manual jacks. In part it's just a hassle to load and unload with any TC.
On the other hand it does take a certain amount of time to get lined up right, level, and hooked up.
It is true that some campgrounds do not allow TCs to be unloaded, either because they have problems getting them moved out of the way if the occupants just leave, or because they are an in area prone to flooding.
I think it's a matter of preference and park policy.
I personally only remove my TC from the truck during the winter. It's a huge hassle, in part because mine is an older rig with 3 manual jacks. In part it's just a hassle to load and unload with any TC.
On the other hand it does take a certain amount of time to get lined up right, level, and hooked up.
It is true that some campgrounds do not allow TCs to be unloaded, either because they have problems getting them moved out of the way if the occupants just leave, or because they are an in area prone to flooding.
